Politics

[paulhanley]

4 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

I hope it doesn’t become

Brexiteers saying it’s a great deal, remainers saying otherwise

Adonis is already all over it

I'd listen to  the most extreme remainers on here, Ian Blackford, Jo Swinson and Gina Miller before I listened to that cunt.

[Ani]

10 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

I hope it doesn’t become

Brexiteers saying it’s a great deal, remainers saying otherwise

Adonis is already all over it

See my earlier post. Certain people made their minds up before the deal was announced. Both ways. 
 

We now have a deal and that is what we pull together and work on as best we can. There is no other option. 

[miamiwhite]

1 hour ago, Ani said:

Apparently she spoke in 3 languages and quoted Shakespeare. 
Boris. ‘That’s is from Brussels, time for the sprouts.’

 

😅😀😂

It would be even better if your grammar was correct old bean.

Chin chin 🥂 

[Escobarp]

1 minute ago, Mr Grey said:

There United Kingdom became the first country to honour the result of a referendum, take note Ireland.

Fair play to Johnson, seems he held his nerve...or Frost did, considering when he came to power he was told there is no way he can renegotiate the WA, which he did and it seems he has delivered 👏

Unfortunately for Bojo, he's also got to tackle the covid conundrum, and so far he doesn't seem to have a clue, luckily for him and the Tory party, the opposition are useless.

 

Starmer has piped up. We will accept the deal and vote for it. And we will inherit it in 2024.🤣🤣. He’s fucking deluded. 

[Guest]

4 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Starmer has piped up. We will accept the deal and vote for it. And we will inherit it in 2024.🤣🤣. He’s fucking deluded. 

Seems to have accepted it without reading?

[miamiwhite]

5 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Starmer has piped up. We will accept the deal and vote for it. And we will inherit it in 2024.🤣🤣. He’s fucking deluded. 

That knob couldn't adopt one of Brad Pitt's kids.

[Ani]

3 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Starmer has piped up. We will accept the deal and vote for it. And we will inherit it in 2024.🤣🤣. He’s fucking deluded. 

Is response to a question ‘if Labour won the election.’ He said we would ‘inherit it.’ 
 

He is hardly going to say ‘I have the personality of a wooden top.’ So that ain’t likely. 😀😃

[Escobarp]

2 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

Seems to have accepted it without reading?

Says they have to.  It’s this or no deal and no labour leader could ever vote this down and force the country into a no deal. So he’s doing his duty.  
 

he will vote for it. But , and he wants to make this really clear , this is the on the tories. Anything bad that comes of it he will hold them accountable. 
 

I feel asleep after that the nasal toned cunt that he is. 

[Escobarp]

3 minutes ago, Ani said:

Is response to a question ‘if Labour won the election.’ He said we would ‘inherit it.’ 
 

He is hardly going to say ‘I have the personality of a wooden top.’ So that ain’t likely. 😀😃

He made a statement saying we will inherit it in 2024. There was no questions? 
 

agree about his personality. But having an effervescent bubbly personality like our Boris just isn’t enough for some folk 😁

[fatolive]

9 minutes ago, Mr Grey said:

The United Kingdom became the first country to honour the result of a referendum, take note Ireland.

Fair play to Johnson, seems he held his nerve...or Frost did, considering when he came to power he was told there is no way he can renegotiate the WA, which he did and it seems he has delivered 👏

Unfortunately for Bojo, he's also got to tackle the covid conundrum, and so far he doesn't seem to have a clue, luckily for him and the Tory party, the opposition are useless.

 

All Ireland’s key decisions on its constitution are by people’s referendum and up held, not sure what you mean by that? Gay marriages abortion changes etc all by people’s referendum 
unless you just mean referendums in relation to the EU , which I can see why you’d say it as Ireland voted no once so they changed the words and voted again, even prompted UKIP to sit in Ireland tops waving the Irish flag, a strange sight! 

[paulhanley]

10 minutes ago, Mr Grey said:

The United Kingdom became the first country to honour the result of a referendum, take note Ireland.

Fair play to Johnson, seems he held his nerve...or Frost did, considering when he came to power he was told there is no way he can renegotiate the WA, which he did and it seems he has delivered 👏

Unfortunately for Bojo, he's also got to tackle the covid conundrum, and so far he doesn't seem to have a clue, luckily for him and the Tory party, the opposition are useless.

 

We were told none of this was possible by the very same people who have been wrong about everything from day one - remainerdom.

I admire Johnson's instincts for keeping the Government out of people's lives and hating having to impose harsh curbs on personal liberty and freedoms. It's a great sign for normal times and a stark contrast to lefties to whom control freakery and finger wagging comes naturally

You're right though, the Government's record on COVID is patchy. They (and other Governments) should have shut down international travel in early March. The business with care homes in March was poor and the explanation about not knowing about asymptomatic transmission only partially washes with me. And I was in two minds the whole time about universities and schools returning in Autumn. But there are no perfect answers and its easy to fall in to the trap of being Captain Hindsight Starmer.

[Ani]

3 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

He made a statement saying we will inherit it in 2024. There was no questions? 
 

agree about his personality. But having an effervescent bubbly personality like our Boris just isn’t enough for some folk 😁

No was a response to a question. I checked it on you tube ! 😅😅

[fatolive]

Just now, Mr Grey said:

I did mean the Referendums related to EU membership, I think a Scandinavian country also did a re-run.

Denmark I think, I remember that solely because the Sun had a picture of Hagar the Horrible on its front page saying let’s hear it for the Great Danes or something similar. 

[Escobarp]

2 minutes ago, Ani said:

No was a response to a question. I checked it on you tube ! 😅😅

Well they must have edited anyone else out on radio 5 as it was purely starmer talking. Nobody else. Sounded like he was reading a prepared statement to me 

[Ani]

Just now, Escobarp said:

Well they must have edited anyone else out on radio 5 as it was purely starmer talking. Nobody else. Sounded like he was reading a prepared statement to me 

Suppose there is a chance he did more than one interview. 
 

27 minutes in. This is actually worth listening to the first half is more interesting than the second. 
 

 

[Winchester White]

Christ, just catching up on here, it went all Twilight Zone for a while! 🤣

A done deal is obviously good news against no deal. The devil will be in the detail and no doubt folk won't like some aspects on both sides but a deal had to be agreed.

 

[Guest]

39 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Says they have to.  It’s this or no deal and no labour leader could ever vote this down and force the country into a no deal. So he’s doing his duty.  
 

he will vote for it. But , and he wants to make this really clear , this is the on the tories. Anything bad that comes of it he will hold them accountable. 
 

I feel asleep after that the nasal toned cunt that he is. 

If he signs, then he has to take responsibility 

[Gonk]

 Can I suggest we lock this topic on 31/12/20 @11:59pm

[Tonge moor green jacket]

1 hour ago, Mr Grey said:

The Thowd square headed midget needs to go back to being a shit lawyer. 

He sounds, particularly when trying to be forceful and punchy, like a bloody dalek. Next PMQ, shut your eyes and picture him in a plastic compost bin with sink plunger attached.

1 hour ago, Escobarp said:

Well they must have edited anyone else out on radio 5 as it was purely starmer talking. Nobody else. Sounded like he was reading a prepared statement to me 

Prepared a year ago I reckon, together with a no deal one.

Government left it too late blah blah cuntin blah. 

Fuck off.

[Mounts Kipper]

1 hour ago, Ani said:

Suppose there is a chance he did more than one interview. 
 

27 minutes in. This is actually worth listening to the first half is more interesting than the second. 
 

 

He’s irrelevant, he’d have gifted the EU an open goal in negotiations, just to be sure I’ll listen when I’ve nowt else to do. 

[Tonge moor green jacket]

5 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

He’s irrelevant, he’d have gifted the EU an open goal in negotiations, just to be sure I’ll listen when I’ve nowt else to do. 

Emily Thornbury corresponding with the EU during negotiations. Cant imagine it was telling them to get on with it.

Some shenanigans going on whilst trying to get a good deal.

I get the impression that Starmer is still balancing between two sets of beliefs, like Corbyn but on a smaller scale.

Still a remain mentality there, which needs to change- whether they're in opposition or not.

Anyhow, fuck em. The secateurs I'll unwrap in the morning are European made and that's fine by me.

[Mounts Kipper]

21 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Emily Thornbury corresponding with the EU during negotiations. Cant imagine it was telling them to get on with it.

Some shenanigans going on whilst trying to get a good deal.

I get the impression that Starmer is still balancing between two sets of beliefs, like Corbyn but on a smaller scale.

Still a remain mentality there, which needs to change- whether they're in opposition or not.

Anyhow, fuck em. The secateurs I'll unwrap in the morning are European made and that's fine by me.

And Blair advising macron on Brexit, Adonis akin to lord ha ha, not forgetting claret Campbell, we will not forget.

[Sweep]

2 hours ago, boltondiver said:

I hope it doesn’t become

Brexiteers saying it’s a great deal, remainers saying otherwise

 

It could also become Brexiteers saying its a bad deal, and Remainers saying otherwise......

[Guest]

2 minutes ago, Sweep said:

It could also become Brexiteers saying its a bad deal, and Remainers saying otherwise......

It could

It’d be nice to see the end of the divisions

[Sweep]

4 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

It could

It’d be nice to see the end of the divisions

True, its getting dull now.

A deal is being signed, let's just crack on, and see what happens